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Installation provides an overview of the server installation process and has step-by-step procedures for installation tasks.
Hardware describes how to install, configure, manage, and troubleshoot hardware devices.
Controlling Access to Files and Folders shows how to configure interoperability and Web services, manage users and groups, share folders, and manage a distributed file system.
Controlling Access to Web Resources and Printers describes the process and capabilities of managing resources shared on a network.
Optimizing describes how to manage processes, monitor system resources, and optimize disk performance.
Recovering from Disaster describes system tools used to save and recover data.
Configuring Disks and Volumes describes how to monitor, configure, and troubleshoot disks and volumes.
Administering Disks describes how to manage user profiles, data compression, and disk quotas, as well as how to recover from a disk failure.
Networking describes how to install, configure, and troubleshoot network protocols, services, and connections.

During the courses, you will learn how to:

Perform an attended installation
Perform an unattended installation
Create unattended answer files by using Setup Manager to automate the installation
Create and configure automated methods for installation
Deploy service packs
Troubleshoot installation problems
Configure hardware devices
Configure driver signing options
Update device drivers
Troubleshoot problems with hardware
Install protocols and services for interoperability with the Novell Netware, Unix, and Apple Macintosh operating systems
Create local user accounts and local groups
Activate and deactivate the service
Troubleshoot shared folders
Modify NTFS permissions
Configure, manage, and troubleshoot a domain-based Distributed file system (Dfs)
Set security for and troubleshoot Web sharing
Modify TCP port numbers
Change and apply Web access and execute permissions
Add IP address or domain name restrictions
Troubleshoot Web site access
Configure and troubleshoot print processes
Install and share access to a local printer
Monitor and optimize usage of system resources
Manage processes
Set priorities and start and stop processes
Optimize disk performance
Manage and optimize availability of System State data and user data
Recover System State data and user data
Troubleshoot system restoration by starting in safe mode
Recover System State data by using the Recovery console
Configure disks and volumes
Maintain partitions on basic disks
Maintain volumes on dynamic disks
Mount partitions and volumes in NTFS folders
Troubleshoot problems with disks and volumes
Manage user profiles
Configure data compression
Monitor and configure disk quotas
Recover from disk failures
Install, configure, and troubleshoot network protocols
Install and configure network services
Implement TCP/IP.
Configure network connections

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